Usages of amari
彼 は 失敗 を あまり 心配しない よう だ が、 実 は よく 準備して いる。kare wa shippai o amari shinpaishinai you da ga, jitsu wa yoku junbishite iru.
He seems not to worry much about failure, but in fact he prepares well.
今週 は あまり 自由な 時間 が ありません。konshuu wa amari jiyuuna jikan ga arimasen.
I don't have much free time this week.
息子 も 娘 も 外 で スポーツ を するの が 好き だ から、 今年 の 冬 は あまり 病気 に ならない と いい です。musuko mo musume mo soto de supootsu o suruno ga suki da kara, kotoshi no fuyu wa amari byouki ni naranai to ii desu.
Since both my son and daughter like playing sports outside, I hope they don’t get sick much this winter.
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